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What does the Philippine team need to watch out for (vol III)

I'll bet that we won't see Koreans that number more than a hundred (estimated) in the China-Korea game in August 2. Deal? :D

Whoever wins gets to decide what the other's signature is for the duration of the FIBA Asia. A good old IBN signature bet :D
 
kaiziken_pinas said:
I'll bet that we won't see Koreans that number more than a hundred (estimated) in the China-Korea game in August 2. Deal? :D

Whoever wins gets to decide what the other's signature is for the duration of the FIBA Asia. A good old IBN signature bet :D
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They will have agroup not a hundred probably the same like iran delegation in 2011 champions cup..

In China-Korea Game?..........

On:cool:
 
reamily said:
They will have agroup not a hundred probably the same like iran delegation in 2011 champions cup..

In China-Korea Game?..........

On:cool:
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You should also bet about india's fan base. Not a push over as well :p
 
It would be a shame if the Iranians would out-noise(is there such a word?! lol) us again. Like that in 2011 Champions cup here in Manila. :(
 
weward said:
It would be a shame if the Iranians would out-noise(is there such a word?! lol) us again. Like that in 2011 Champions cup here in Manila. :(
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That's because in the first place, they're not basketball fans but primarily football fans.
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which explains the pandemonium and the noise they generated.
 
Test of nerves. Happy ending.....


Almost.

I don't like close games. Tambakan na kagad ang kalaban kung puwede. The South Koreans they got this mental edge against our team.

 
Brown Bones said:
Test of nerves. Happy ending.....


Almost.

I don't like close games. Tambakan na kagad ang kalaban kung puwede. The South Koreans they got this mental edge against our team.

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You are correct about this. I also think that a lot of things happen during close games. Down the wire one of the two teams fighting might have that "Chamba" shot that would win the game. Unfortunately luck hasn't been with us especially when playing against the Koreans.

Oh that paking shet game..............
 
sickcurtain_16 said:
Who will do the count. and what's the basis on knowing who the koreans are. :D
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HAHAHAHAHHA. :D

Jokes aside, we'll know if they're raising/holding a flag or something. And plus, Koreans have this unique facial feature different from the Chinese :D Believe me, I can discern a Chinese, Korean and Japanese in just a look :)
 
kaiziken_pinas said:
HAHAHAHAHHA. :D

Jokes aside, we'll know if they're raising/holding a flag or something. And plus, Koreans have this unique facial feature different from the Chinese :D Believe me, I can discern a Chinese, Korean and Japanese in just a look :)
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The Koreans are more fashionable than their East Asian counterparts? Lol. :-P
 
when the koreans gets nervous you'll see their difference with the chinese and the japanese.:cool:
 
Taiwan's naturalized player Quincy Davis



Taiwan edges Japan 70:62

Taiwan registered the first win at the 2013 William Jones Cup. The hosts shot down Japan behind 18 points and 12 boards from Davis Quincy (206-F/C-83, agency: Elite Talent Exchange, college: Tulane).
The hosts got to a brisk start. They nailed 22 points in the opening frame to gain a 10-point lead. Japan stiffened defensively in the second quarter. The visitors held Taiwan to 9 points in the next ten minutes to cut the deficit at 6-point mark at the interval 31:25. However Taiwan picked up the tempo in the third term. They maintained the lead throughout the stanza and entered the final quarter up by 8 points 51:43. The teams traded baskets throughout the fourth quarter but Taiwan did not allow their opponents to challenge their advantage. Lin Chih-Chieh (192-G-82) netted 13 points, while Tsai Wen-Cheng (190-G/F-85) and Tseng Wen-Ting (203-F/C-84) contributed 8 points each for the winners. Keijuro Matsui (188-G-85, college: Columbia) responded with 15 points for Japan. Kosuke Takeuchi (206-C/F-85) netted 14 points and pulled down 9 boards in the loss.

Taiwan: Davis Quincy 18+12 boards, Lin Chih-Chieh 13, Tsai Wen-Cheng 8, Tseng Wen-Ting 8
Japan: Keijuro Matsui 15, Kosuke Takeuchi 14
 
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kaiziken_pinas said:
HAHAHAHAHHA. :D

Jokes aside, we'll know if they're raising/holding a flag or something. And plus, Koreans have this unique facial feature different from the Chinese :D Believe me, I can discern a Chinese, Korean and Japanese in just a look :)
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We have the same skill hahahaha ;p
 
Iran wins against Jordan 64:57 (Jones Cup)

Iran opened the William Jones Cup with a tough win over Jordan. Hamed Haddadi (218-C-85) and Mahdi Kamrani (185-PG-82) netted 15 points each to lead the winners.
Iran got to a confident start. They stayed aggressive defensively in the first half. Iran posted a 17:11 lead after the opening frame. Iran stretched the lead in the second frame. They registered a 35:25 halftime advantage. Jordan came back right into the contest in the third term. They picked up the tempo pouring 25 points. Jordan cut the deficit to a single point with ten minutes to go. But Iran responded with a 14:8 run in the fourth frame to secure the victory. Mohammad Samad Nikkhah Bahrami (199-F-83) posted 9 points for the winning side. Jimmy Baxter (198-G-80, agency: Three Eye Sports, college: S.Florida) responded with 23 points for Jordan. Ahmad Al-Dwairi (209-C/F-93) chipped in 8 points in the loss.

Iran: Hamed Haddadi 15, Mahdi Kamrani 15, Mohammad Samad Nikkhah Bahrami 9
Jordan: Jimmy Baxter 23, Ahmad Al-Dwairi 8
 
Alex07 said:
Iran wins against Jordan 64:57 (Jones Cup)

Iran opened the William Jones Cup with a tough win over Jordan. Hamed Haddadi (218-C-85) and Mahdi Kamrani (185-PG-82) netted 15 points each to lead the winners.
Iran got to a confident start. They stayed aggressive defensively in the first half. Iran posted a 17:11 lead after the opening frame. Iran stretched the lead in the second frame. They registered a 35:25 halftime advantage. Jordan came back right into the contest in the third term. They picked up the tempo pouring 25 points. Jordan cut the deficit to a single point with ten minutes to go. But Iran responded with a 14:8 run in the fourth frame to secure the victory. Mohammad Samad Nikkhah Bahrami (199-F-83) posted 9 points for the winning side. Jimmy Baxter (198-G-80, agency: Three Eye Sports, college: S.Florida) responded with 23 points for Jordan. Ahmad Al-Dwairi (209-C/F-93) chipped in 8 points in the loss.

Iran: Hamed Haddadi 15, Mahdi Kamrani 15, Mohammad Samad Nikkhah Bahrami 9
Jordan: Jimmy Baxter 23, Ahmad Al-Dwairi 8
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can anyone post some links where we could watch the 2013 jones cup? thanks
 
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